[Intro] Look at your feet. Look at your coat. Forty years, and look. [Verse 1] You were the fewest of the peoples, a handful on the sand. He didn't set His love on you for the number of your band. He loved you, and He kept the oath He swore your fathers long ago, and pulled you from the brick kilns and laid the Pharaoh low. [Verse 2] He let you go hungry in the desert, then laid manna on the ground, a bread your fathers never saw, like frost for miles around, so you would know you lived on Him, on every word He spoke, and not on what you gathered up at dawn when you awoke. [Pre-Chorus] There's wheat and barley over Jordan, the vine, the fig, the oil, there's iron lying in the rocks and copper in the soil. And when you're full and your herds have grown, you'll hear yourself say, my own two hands have made me rich. Don't say it. Not that day. [Chorus] Not by your own strength, not by the sword you swing, not for your goodness, not your size, not any other thing. Say it when the barns are full. He gave you everything. [Verse 3] I was forty days on Horeb, and I came down with the stone and found a calf of gold you'd made the minute I was gone. I broke the tablets where you stood. I ground the calf to dust. I lay another forty days face down, and begged for us. [Chorus] Not by your own strength, not by the sword you swing, not for your goodness, not your size, not any other thing. Say it when the barns are full. He gave you everything. [Bridge] Then He said, cut two stones like the first and bring them up the hill. He wrote the same words on them again. They're in the ark here still. You're a stubborn people. You were from the day I knew you. And still He wrote it all again and gave it back to you. [Final Chorus] Not by your own strength, not by the sword you swing, not for your goodness, not your size, not any other thing. Say it when the barns are full. He gave you everything. [Outro] Look at your feet. Look at your coat. Forty years, and look.